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Tynecastle Park<\/p>\nit’s a big one in Gorgie as the Jambos have the chance to go 12 points clear at the top of the tableTynecastle Park<\/p>\n
Hearts title credentials face another big test on Sunday as they host in-form Rangers<\/a> in the capital – knowing that victory will put them 12 points clear at the Premiership summit.<\/p>\n Derek McInnes<\/a>‘ men had a bit of a blip last month with a run of three draws and one defeat but have since bounced back with away wins against Celtic<\/a> and Falkirk to suggest that they mean business going into the second half of the season.<\/p>\n But they take on a Gers side that are yet to taste defeat in the league under Danny Rohl.<\/a> The German has led his team to six wins and two draws in the Premiership since succeeding Russell Martin and could move level on points with second-placed Celtic by beating the Jambos ahead of the champions’ clash with Aberdeen on Sunday afternoon.<\/p>\n With the implications of the result affecting both teams, it promises to be a tasty game in Gorgie and Record Sport<\/strong> has all the key details for the showdown.<\/p>\n When is Hearts v Rangers?<\/p>\n The action gets underway at Tynecastle on Sunday, December 21. Kick-off is at 1.30pm.<\/p>\n Is Hearts v Rangers on TV?<\/p>\n Yes, the game will be broadcast by Sky Sports on and will be shown on the Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football channels. Coverage gets underway at 12.30pm.<\/p>\n Will there be a Hearts v Rangers live stream?<\/p>\n Yes, Sky Sports customers can stream the game to their device via the Sky Go app, and it is also available on Now TV. You can subscribe to Sky Sports here<\/a> and pick up a Now TV Sports Membership here<\/a>.<\/p>\n Where else can I follow the action?<\/p>\n